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The Olde Cross Keys is one of Swansea oldest pubs, just off Wind Street. The beer garden is the biggest in Swansea and has all the equipment to create an unforgettable atmosphere. With garden screens, booth seating, and festoon lighting the garden offers an additional space for sports and gatherings.

The Olde Cross Keys doesn’t just stop with an incredible garden, it also has a huge function room that is perfect for events and corporate meetings throughout the year. Benefitting from an already established live music scene the site creates one of the best atmospheres the city has to offer on a night out. Being an old hospital, the site has kept its original windows and low beams in the snug area. This high-volume site really does have to be seen to be believed. 

The Royal Oak is located on a corner plot at the end of the High Street, it’s a five-minute walk from Caterham Town Centre and train station. This property is a very local business in the heart of the community which benefits from darts, TV sports and local clubs which meet regularly at the pub for a drink. The property is traditional in style and comprises of two rooms, one main bar at the front or the pub and a rear bar, both of which have their own serveries and have a comfortable, cosy feel with up to 30 covers. The second bar has darts facilities and television screens and is well used by local darts teams. This space could also be versatile as a small function room, used for private hire with potential to develop this further. The Royal Oak also boasts a fully equipped trade kitchen, presenting an opportunity for the new publican to develop a food offering and bring in extra revenue. To the rear of the building is a patio garden with benches, ideal for extra trade during the warmer months. 

**New Revised Rent - £14,000 per annum!**

 

The Liquorice Bush benefits from being in a great location in the centre of the town. With a solid reputation for providing excellent value pub food, a publican with food experience is required to maintain the dry trade whilst pushing the wet offer further. With many families and young couples in the local area, this large site can appeal to all by simultaneously utilising the trading zones for different groups of customers. Inside, the pub is traditionally decorated creating a warm and cosy atmosphere. A long, straight bar servery is easily accessible, with an array of cask ale pumps and international beer brand taps available. Timber beams and wooden panelling feature heavily, and the interior overall has space for approximately 50 covers, with loose tables and chairs spread across the bar and dining area. The pub boats well-equipped trade kitchen that can support a freshly, made-to-order, traditional menu. The Liquorice is a market town centre establishment and therefore there is a small patio area outside the front with two kerbside tables, overlooking the bustle of the town. The private accommodation consists of two bedrooms, a kitchen and a lounge and is ideal for a couple.

The Fox and Maple is a large characterful building, dominating the main street through the centre of the village of Wickwar, Gloucestershire. It benefits from a large car park, good sized garden, bar and restaurant area, large kitchen and substantial private accommodation over two floors. There are also five letting rooms all en-suite and a disused skittle alley. This is an ideal opportunity to run a business that is at the heart of the community and serves as an excellent destination for eating, drinking and sleeping amongst the beautiful south Gloucestershire countryside.

******𝐄𝐱𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐬𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐚𝐠𝐞 - 𝐮𝐩 𝐭𝐨 £𝟓𝐤, 𝐓&𝐂'𝐬 𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐲 ******

                         ******𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 ******

Are you ready for a fresh start? We’re thrilled to offer an exciting relocation package of £5000 for a new publican who wants to run this historic pub in Shalfleet, Isle of Wight. Nestled on the main road, just a short drive from Yarmouth and Newport, The New Inn exudes charm and character. Imagine serving quality food in a cosy setting, where sailors and tourists drop by for a refreshing beer and delicious bites during the summer months. With an intimate patio area for alfresco drinks, this pub is a food destination site that has previously won awards for its culinary offerings.  Apply now and let’s make island life your new adventure. Contact us for more details on our relocation package. 

The New Hall Tavern is a fantastic pub located in Samlesbury and is just a two-minute drive from the M6 junction leading to Preston.

We are looking to carry out an exciting external decoration scheme for this pub so don't miss out! Visuals of this can be seen in our advert. We are also offering to pay your initial deposit and we can offer a brilliant introductory rent - this is not to be missed!

The pub has a great reputation for quality food and cask ales and is known in the area as a destination food pub. The New Hall is a fantastic country site and has a lot to offer drive to destination customers who are looking for the authentic home cooked pub food rather than branded dining. 

This Victorian manor turned pub sits in its own grounds just north of Newcastle upon Tyne. The Northumbrian Piper is an old licensed premises dating back over 150 years however it is very well maintained and tastefully decorated. There are many appealing features including two bar serveries, a lounge, conservatory and upstairs function room, all of which project a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The stunning beer garden to the rear of the pub is lined with trees and has a children’s play area making it the perfect place for families to relax. This beautiful pub is known for good quality food and drink and requires an experienced publican to take on this rare opportunity.

This is the first time The Black Horse has been available for a Tenancy Agreement in many years. This large landmark premises is spacious yet cosy and has a recent history as an award winning ‘gastro pub’. With its large front terrace and reputation as a great neighbourhood venue it really is a fantastic opportunity not to be missed!  

Sat prominently on the roundabout at the junction of Manorgate Road and London Road, The Black Horse is just a few minutes walk out of Kingston town centre. With its spacious interior and large front terrace it is a popular venue all year round with the local community living in the surrounding residential streets.

The front terrace is a wow factor with seating for circa 80covers across a mix of picnic benches, log tables and patio furnishings. The terrace benefits from a large ‘sail’ covering the central seating area which also houses a gas fire pit. To the side of the terrace and bar premises there are 6 private booths 4 of which have TVs. A fully operational container bar and space for an outside kitchen are an added bonuses and add to the appeal of this trading space.

You enter the pub from the central double doors into a large open plan space with a central bar in front of you that wraps around the back wall. The internal space is zoned by differing décor and furnishings and flows from one space to another. To the left of the entrance is a lounge space with armchairs and sofas around the fireplace, flowing then into two distinct seating areas furnished with fixed banquettes, tables and chairs. To the right of the entrance are high stools and tables leading onto a raised platformed more formal ‘dining area’. In total there are circa 120covers with a maximum capacity of 250. The pub is served by a fully fitted trade kitchen on the ground floor.

Current activities at The Black Horse are focused on promotions, Sky & TNT sports and a popular weekly Quiz, which all help to make it popular as “the perfect friendly local” to meet and hang out in whilst enjoying pub food, a wide selection of drinks and its real and craft ales.

The Cricketers Arms is a quintessential great British pub nestled in the desirable West Sussex village of Wisborough Green. Located in the heart of the community facing the cricket green, this is a picture postcard pub with local amenities nearby including a local village shop, a post office, a church and a local primary school. Whilst a typical village pub, the food offer is one that will drive trade with destination diners and attract custom from the surrounding villages.

Located in a prominent position in the popular destination village of Westbury on Trym, the White Horse is an upmarket pub with a great food reputation. It is believed that the building dates to the 17th century and still retains some historical features to this day. Four nicely restored olde worlde trading rooms house smart, rustic furniture. Each room having an individual feel, providing the perfect environment for drinks or food.  

Internally there is quality décor and period features throughout provide a very welcoming and cosy atmosphere, boasting plenty of character with low ceilings, exposed brickwork and open fireplaces. The internal trading area has two bar serveries and is spread across several levels with lots of nooks and crannies to hide away in and enjoy a drink or meal with friends. The restaurant area has loose fixtures, a feature wall, and can accommodate a maximum of 60 covers. The trade kitchen is on the first floor and serves the restaurant via a dumb waiter.

The pub has a patio garden to the side of the building with several tables and chairs. A rainproof canopy covers part of the garden providing a covered smoking shelter. This delightful area is adorned with hanging baskets and potted plants.

The Wheatsheaf Inn is reputed to be 700 years old situated in the South Cotswold village of Oaksey. The pub is stunning throughout, and a quintessential Cotswold village pub with timber flooring, colourful décor and exposed brick walls. There is also unique old features dotted around the pub which add character and show the pubs age. It is a warm welcoming pub full of sophistication and charm with a great reputation for food and just wants to be the centre of the community, as well as attracting visiting trade from the nearby, and very popular, Cotswold Water Parks. Leading in from the front entrance there is a split level open plan bar and dining area, accommodating up to 25 people. An open fire place, stone hearth and beamed ceilings, along with a combination of tables, tall chairs and comfortable fixed seating add to the traditional and homely setting. There is also a small snug which can seat six to eight people, suitable for small dinner parties and a partition separates an informal dining area with wood block flooring and exposed stone walls. To the rear is a formal dining area which is more modern in style, with seating for up to 30 covers. This is catered for by a commercial kitchen that is well-equipped. A separate outbuilding contains the skittle alley which could be a developable space subject to any necessary permissions. A gravel entrance alongside the pub provides access to the rear car park with space for approximately 14 vehicles. The pub also benefits from a patio area to the front with traditional wooden benches for up to 25 people and a lovely shaded patio area to the rear for a further 20 and is perfect for al fresco dining in the warmer months. 

This charming pub, set in the heart of the rural Devon countryside, presents a fantastic business opportunity for those yearning for their own taste of the good life! The pub is situated on the main road in the town of Bradninch, which, in turn, is just a short drive from Cullompton. The White Lion boasts the fantastic original features you would expect of a traditional town pub, including a welcoming open fireplace, low ceilings, and exposed beams and brickwork. The main bar hosts international brands and cask ales, the latter being a real focus in the local area. Here you will find AWP games machines and television screens, regularly showing live sports as well as the occasional live performance from a local band. The pub also boasts a function room to the rear of the property that features a pool and darts room, perfect for publicans seeking additional revenue. There is also brand new and well-equipped commercial kitchen that would suit a traditional pub menu. The external trading area consists of a small patio area with space for a handful of picnic benches and a much larger covered seating area for at least 80 customers. In addition, there is a large and mainly undeveloped plot of land to the rear of the pub which could become a showpiece for the business with the potential to include glamping/camping and be used as a location for outdoor events and functions.  

The Olde Cross Keys is one of Swansea oldest pubs, just off Wind Street. The beer garden is the biggest in Swansea and has all the equipment to create an unforgettable atmosphere. With garden screens, booth seating, and festoon lighting the garden offers an additional space for sports and gatherings.

The Olde Cross Keys doesn’t just stop with an incredible garden, it also has a huge function room that is perfect for events and corporate meetings throughout the year. Benefitting from an already established live music scene the site creates one of the best atmospheres the city has to offer on a night out. Being an old hospital, the site has kept its original windows and low beams in the snug area. This high-volume site really does have to be seen to be believed. 

The Royal Oak is located on a corner plot at the end of the High Street, it’s a five-minute walk from Caterham Town Centre and train station. This property is a very local business in the heart of the community which benefits from darts, TV sports and local clubs which meet regularly at the pub for a drink. The property is traditional in style and comprises of two rooms, one main bar at the front or the pub and a rear bar, both of which have their own serveries and have a comfortable, cosy feel with up to 30 covers. The second bar has darts facilities and television screens and is well used by local darts teams. This space could also be versatile as a small function room, used for private hire with potential to develop this further. The Royal Oak also boasts a fully equipped trade kitchen, presenting an opportunity for the new publican to develop a food offering and bring in extra revenue. To the rear of the building is a patio garden with benches, ideal for extra trade during the warmer months. 

**New Revised Rent - £14,000 per annum!**

 

The Liquorice Bush benefits from being in a great location in the centre of the town. With a solid reputation for providing excellent value pub food, a publican with food experience is required to maintain the dry trade whilst pushing the wet offer further. With many families and young couples in the local area, this large site can appeal to all by simultaneously utilising the trading zones for different groups of customers. Inside, the pub is traditionally decorated creating a warm and cosy atmosphere. A long, straight bar servery is easily accessible, with an array of cask ale pumps and international beer brand taps available. Timber beams and wooden panelling feature heavily, and the interior overall has space for approximately 50 covers, with loose tables and chairs spread across the bar and dining area. The pub boats well-equipped trade kitchen that can support a freshly, made-to-order, traditional menu. The Liquorice is a market town centre establishment and therefore there is a small patio area outside the front with two kerbside tables, overlooking the bustle of the town. The private accommodation consists of two bedrooms, a kitchen and a lounge and is ideal for a couple.

The Fox and Maple is a large characterful building, dominating the main street through the centre of the village of Wickwar, Gloucestershire. It benefits from a large car park, good sized garden, bar and restaurant area, large kitchen and substantial private accommodation over two floors. There are also five letting rooms all en-suite and a disused skittle alley. This is an ideal opportunity to run a business that is at the heart of the community and serves as an excellent destination for eating, drinking and sleeping amongst the beautiful south Gloucestershire countryside.

******𝐄𝐱𝐜𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐬𝐮𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐚𝐠𝐞 - 𝐮𝐩 𝐭𝐨 £𝟓𝐤, 𝐓&𝐂'𝐬 𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐲 ******

                         ******𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 ******

Are you ready for a fresh start? We’re thrilled to offer an exciting relocation package of £5000 for a new publican who wants to run this historic pub in Shalfleet, Isle of Wight. Nestled on the main road, just a short drive from Yarmouth and Newport, The New Inn exudes charm and character. Imagine serving quality food in a cosy setting, where sailors and tourists drop by for a refreshing beer and delicious bites during the summer months. With an intimate patio area for alfresco drinks, this pub is a food destination site that has previously won awards for its culinary offerings.  Apply now and let’s make island life your new adventure. Contact us for more details on our relocation package. 

The New Hall Tavern is a fantastic pub located in Samlesbury and is just a two-minute drive from the M6 junction leading to Preston.

We are looking to carry out an exciting external decoration scheme for this pub so don't miss out! Visuals of this can be seen in our advert. We are also offering to pay your initial deposit and we can offer a brilliant introductory rent - this is not to be missed!

The pub has a great reputation for quality food and cask ales and is known in the area as a destination food pub. The New Hall is a fantastic country site and has a lot to offer drive to destination customers who are looking for the authentic home cooked pub food rather than branded dining. 

This Victorian manor turned pub sits in its own grounds just north of Newcastle upon Tyne. The Northumbrian Piper is an old licensed premises dating back over 150 years however it is very well maintained and tastefully decorated. There are many appealing features including two bar serveries, a lounge, conservatory and upstairs function room, all of which project a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The stunning beer garden to the rear of the pub is lined with trees and has a children’s play area making it the perfect place for families to relax. This beautiful pub is known for good quality food and drink and requires an experienced publican to take on this rare opportunity.

This is the first time The Black Horse has been available for a Tenancy Agreement in many years. This large landmark premises is spacious yet cosy and has a recent history as an award winning ‘gastro pub’. With its large front terrace and reputation as a great neighbourhood venue it really is a fantastic opportunity not to be missed!  

Sat prominently on the roundabout at the junction of Manorgate Road and London Road, The Black Horse is just a few minutes walk out of Kingston town centre. With its spacious interior and large front terrace it is a popular venue all year round with the local community living in the surrounding residential streets.

The front terrace is a wow factor with seating for circa 80covers across a mix of picnic benches, log tables and patio furnishings. The terrace benefits from a large ‘sail’ covering the central seating area which also houses a gas fire pit. To the side of the terrace and bar premises there are 6 private booths 4 of which have TVs. A fully operational container bar and space for an outside kitchen are an added bonuses and add to the appeal of this trading space.

You enter the pub from the central double doors into a large open plan space with a central bar in front of you that wraps around the back wall. The internal space is zoned by differing décor and furnishings and flows from one space to another. To the left of the entrance is a lounge space with armchairs and sofas around the fireplace, flowing then into two distinct seating areas furnished with fixed banquettes, tables and chairs. To the right of the entrance are high stools and tables leading onto a raised platformed more formal ‘dining area’. In total there are circa 120covers with a maximum capacity of 250. The pub is served by a fully fitted trade kitchen on the ground floor.

Current activities at The Black Horse are focused on promotions, Sky & TNT sports and a popular weekly Quiz, which all help to make it popular as “the perfect friendly local” to meet and hang out in whilst enjoying pub food, a wide selection of drinks and its real and craft ales.

The Cricketers Arms is a quintessential great British pub nestled in the desirable West Sussex village of Wisborough Green. Located in the heart of the community facing the cricket green, this is a picture postcard pub with local amenities nearby including a local village shop, a post office, a church and a local primary school. Whilst a typical village pub, the food offer is one that will drive trade with destination diners and attract custom from the surrounding villages.

Located in a prominent position in the popular destination village of Westbury on Trym, the White Horse is an upmarket pub with a great food reputation. It is believed that the building dates to the 17th century and still retains some historical features to this day. Four nicely restored olde worlde trading rooms house smart, rustic furniture. Each room having an individual feel, providing the perfect environment for drinks or food.  

Internally there is quality décor and period features throughout provide a very welcoming and cosy atmosphere, boasting plenty of character with low ceilings, exposed brickwork and open fireplaces. The internal trading area has two bar serveries and is spread across several levels with lots of nooks and crannies to hide away in and enjoy a drink or meal with friends. The restaurant area has loose fixtures, a feature wall, and can accommodate a maximum of 60 covers. The trade kitchen is on the first floor and serves the restaurant via a dumb waiter.

The pub has a patio garden to the side of the building with several tables and chairs. A rainproof canopy covers part of the garden providing a covered smoking shelter. This delightful area is adorned with hanging baskets and potted plants.

The Wheatsheaf Inn is reputed to be 700 years old situated in the South Cotswold village of Oaksey. The pub is stunning throughout, and a quintessential Cotswold village pub with timber flooring, colourful décor and exposed brick walls. There is also unique old features dotted around the pub which add character and show the pubs age. It is a warm welcoming pub full of sophistication and charm with a great reputation for food and just wants to be the centre of the community, as well as attracting visiting trade from the nearby, and very popular, Cotswold Water Parks. Leading in from the front entrance there is a split level open plan bar and dining area, accommodating up to 25 people. An open fire place, stone hearth and beamed ceilings, along with a combination of tables, tall chairs and comfortable fixed seating add to the traditional and homely setting. There is also a small snug which can seat six to eight people, suitable for small dinner parties and a partition separates an informal dining area with wood block flooring and exposed stone walls. To the rear is a formal dining area which is more modern in style, with seating for up to 30 covers. This is catered for by a commercial kitchen that is well-equipped. A separate outbuilding contains the skittle alley which could be a developable space subject to any necessary permissions. A gravel entrance alongside the pub provides access to the rear car park with space for approximately 14 vehicles. The pub also benefits from a patio area to the front with traditional wooden benches for up to 25 people and a lovely shaded patio area to the rear for a further 20 and is perfect for al fresco dining in the warmer months. 

This charming pub, set in the heart of the rural Devon countryside, presents a fantastic business opportunity for those yearning for their own taste of the good life! The pub is situated on the main road in the town of Bradninch, which, in turn, is just a short drive from Cullompton. The White Lion boasts the fantastic original features you would expect of a traditional town pub, including a welcoming open fireplace, low ceilings, and exposed beams and brickwork. The main bar hosts international brands and cask ales, the latter being a real focus in the local area. Here you will find AWP games machines and television screens, regularly showing live sports as well as the occasional live performance from a local band. The pub also boasts a function room to the rear of the property that features a pool and darts room, perfect for publicans seeking additional revenue. There is also brand new and well-equipped commercial kitchen that would suit a traditional pub menu. The external trading area consists of a small patio area with space for a handful of picnic benches and a much larger covered seating area for at least 80 customers. In addition, there is a large and mainly undeveloped plot of land to the rear of the pub which could become a showpiece for the business with the potential to include glamping/camping and be used as a location for outdoor events and functions.